LEARN: Electrical distribution Residential and Commercial, Controls Configuration and their operational function, Mechanical Refrigeration components and their Function, finally obtain your E.P.A SECTION 608 UNIVERSAL License.
You can have a total of 8 weeks access to this online program (if you wish to do the HANDS-ON Training ON SITE it is a separate COST).
Course 101 Module 1: Basic Fundamentals of Electricity
LEARN: ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION, CONTROLS CONFIGURATION & OPERATIONAL FUNCTION
This Course will teach about the function of electrical controls, the interpretation of electrical diagrams and symbols, and the use of instruments for electrical troubleshooting procedures. This course provides both theory and a virtual hands-on experience with specially designed electrical control laboratories.
This Course will teach about the function of electrical controls, the interpretation of electrical diagrams and symbols, and the use of instruments for electrical troubleshooting procedures. This course provides both theory and a virtual hands-on experience with specially designed electrical control laboratories.
Lessons
L-01 | Electrical Energy Preview L-02 | Atomic Structure L-03 | Structure of matter L-04 | Electron Movement L-05 | Electrical Current L-06 | Types of Current L-07 | Ohm’s Law L-08 | Voltage L-09 | Potential Difference L-10 | Amperage L-11 | Resistance L-12 | Electrical Load L-13 | Types of Circuits L-14 | Checking Circuits with the Multimeter L-15 | Electrical Power L-16 | Reading and Interpreting Electric L-17 | Electrical Control Components L-18 | Understanding Electrical Circuits L-19 | Pictorial Diagrams L-19b | Module 1 QuizzCourse 101 Module 2: Residential Electrical Distribution
Course 101 Module 3: Fundamentals of Electrical Installation
Course 101 Module 4: Introduction to Electrical Controls
Lessons
L-28 | Electrical Controls L-29 | Primary Controls L-30 | Mechanical Reaction of Contacts and Switches L-31 | Single Phase Contactors L-32 | Relays L-33 | Fan Relay L-34 | Relay Function L-35 | Time Delay L-36 | Switches L-37 | Secondary Controls L-38 | Circuit Protection L-39 | Fuses L-40 | Fuse Holders L-41 | Breakers L-42 | High Pressure Switch L-43 | Low Pressure Switch L-44 | Float Switch L-45 | Fusible Links or Micro-Temp L-46 | Timers L-47 | Limits L-48 | Sail Switch L-49 | Heater Protector L-50 | Heat and Cool Only Thermostats L-51 | Thermostat Sub-Base L-52 | Thermostat Layers L-53 | Heat Anticipator L-53b | Module 4 QuizzCourse 102 Module 1: Fundamental of Refrigeration
LEARN: MECHANICAL REFRIGERATION COMPONENTS AND THEIR FUNCTION
The First Course in the program teaches the fundamentals of heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration. It is designed to familiarize the student with the basic principles of heating and refrigeration applicable to HVAC/R systems. An emphasis is placed on the function and installation of heating and refrigeration equipment components and controls.
The First Course in the program teaches the fundamentals of heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration. It is designed to familiarize the student with the basic principles of heating and refrigeration applicable to HVAC/R systems. An emphasis is placed on the function and installation of heating and refrigeration equipment components and controls.
Lessons
L-01 | Understanding Heat Preview L-02 | What is British Thermal Unit (BTU)? L-03 | Specific Heat L-04 | BTU L-05 | Specific Latent Heat Application L-06 | Physical States of Matter L-07 | Atoms and Molecules L-08 | Changes of Physical States of Matter L-09 | Latent Heat L-10 | Latent Heat Substance Changes L-11 | Sensible Heat L-12 | Boiling and Condensing Point L-13 | Superheat and Sub-cool L-14 | Compression Cycle of the Refrigerant L-14b | Module 1 QuizzCourse 102 Module 2: Refrigeration Cycle & Component Function
Lessons
L-15 | Basic Refrigeration Cycle L-16 | Condition of Refrigerant in the Refrigeration Cycle L-17 | Condition of Refrigerant in Each Component L-18 | Evaporator L-19 | Saturation and Temperature Condition in the Evaporator L-20 | Suction Line L-21 | Compressor L-22 | Reciprocating Compressor L-23 | Rotary Compressor L-24 | Scroll Compressor L-25 | Screw Compressor L-26 | Centrifugal Compressor L-27 | Discharge Line or Hot Gas Line L-28 | Condenser L-29 | Condenser Fan Motor L-30 | Liquid Receiver L-31 | Liquid Line L-32 | Metering Devices for Refrigerant L-33 | Capillary Tube – Fixed Type L-34 | Accurator (Piston) – Fixed Type L-35 | Solenoid Valve L-36 | Oil Separator L-37 | Heat Exchanger L-38 | Suction Line Accumulator L-39 | Refrigerant Sight Glass L-39b | Module 2 QuizzCourse 102 Module 3: Filter Dryers
Course 102 Module 4: Access Valves
Lessons
L-43 | Access Valves L-44 | Three Position Service Valve L-45 | Back Seated Position L-46 | Mid-Seated Position L-47 | Front Seated Position L-48 | Two Position Service Valve (Front-Seated Only) L-49 | Piercing Valve L-50 | Low Loss Valve L-51 | Access Valve with Schrader Valve (Core Valve) L-52 | Core Removal Tools of the Schrader Valve L-53 | Process Valve L-53b | Module 4 QuizzCourse 102 Module 5: Manifold Pressure Gauges
Lessons
L-54 | Manifold Pressure Gauges L-55 | Pressure Classification L-56 | Pressure Measurement L-57 | Pressure Temperature Chart (T/P) L-58 | Pressure Gauges L-59 | Service Hose L-60 | Operational Positions for Refrigerant Manifold Gauges L-61 | Handling the Refrigerants Manifold Gauge L-62 | A – Measuring Pressure (Unit Running) L-63 | B – Evacuation (System Off) L-64 | C – Charging Vapor (Unit Running) L-65 | D – Charging Liquid (System Off) L-66 | E – Recovery of Vapor (System Off) L-67 | F – Recovery of Liquid (System Off) L-68 | G – Recovery of Liquid/Vapor (System Off) L-69 | H – Nitrogen Pressurization (System Off) L-70 | i – Flushing the System (System Off) L-71 | J – Adding Oil to Compressor (Unit Running) L-71b | Module 5 QuizzCourse 102 Module 6: Refrigerants and Oils
Course 102 Module 7: Evacuation & Pressurization
Lessons
L-80 | Removal of Moisture in a System L-81 | Nitrogen L-82 | Nitrogen Regulator L-83 | Leak Detection and Verification L-84 | Nitrogen Pressurization L-85 | Evacuation (Vacuum Process) L-86 | Vacuum Pumps L-87 | Electronic Vacuum Gauge L-88 | Purging with Nitrogen While Brazing L-88b | Module 7 QuizzCourse 102 Module 8: Recovery
Course 102 Module 9: Technical Mechanical Service Procedures
Course 103 Module 1: Introduction
The United States Federal Government demands that anyone who services, repairs or opens a condenser, fixes, repairs or disposes of appliances and/or parts of an air conditioning and refrigeration system, that contain a regulated refrigerant, must have an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification in accordance with section 608 of the Federal Clean Air Act. All technicians are required to pass the section 608 exam, to obtain certification in manipulation, correct recovery and handling techniques of refrigerants, established as of November 1994.
